Staxrip Templates

Do love newspaper comic strips, like Calvin and Hobbes, Peanuts, Garfield and Dilbert? If you do, then you may be interested in making your own comic strip series to share with your friends. Here is a collection of blank comic strip templates to help you get started. I use these templates for my own cartoons.

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There are several different templates to choose from, and each version has particular benefits. The dimensions of the comic strips have the ratio 13:4, which is the standard for newspaper strips in the USA. They have been saved as PDFs and are vector-based, so they are scalable. Comic Strip Templates with a Grid Here are some comic strip templates with a grid overlay, to help you draw perspective and inorganic objects such as houses and automobiles. Comic Strip Templates with an Isometric Grid Finally, this set of comic strips has an isometric grid overlay.

This will allow you to draw a comic strip from an isometric perspective, which could be interesting to try out. Printable Speech Bubbles to Go with Your Comic Strip Here is a zip file containing several speech bubbles. If you’re making a comic on the computer, you can drop these into Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator. Old gambler movie mp3 songs download. If you’re working with pencil and paper, scale the speech bubbles to the size you need and print them out. Click on the image below to download the file. Activity Ideas for Parents and Teachers Here are some sample activities and instructions to use along side the comic strip templates. I have included ideas for several different subjects.

Think back to a funny moment in your life. Write down what happened, and then make a three or four panel comic strip telling the story.

Draw a funny event. Include speech bubbles, but leave the speech bubbles blank. When your drawing is done, trade your comic strip with a neighbor’s. Your neighbor will write text for your comic strip, and you will write text for theirs.

When you’re both done, share your results. Cut and paste photos or pictures from a magazine to make a comic strip. Language Arts: Choose a scene from a book you’re reading and turn it into a comic strip. Social Studies: Draw a comic strip showing a historical event. Science: Draw the steps of an experiment as a comic strip.

Math: Visualize the steps for solving a word problem by drawing it as a comic strip. Using the three panel comic strip, draw a self portrait. In the first panel, draw yourself as you look today. In the next panel, draw yourself as you’ll look in ten years. In the last panel, draw yourself as you’ll look in twenty-five years.